Same Power as Omnilux. $146 Less.
The FDA-Cleared LED Mask That Matches the $395 Omnilux on Power, for $249.99
Persephone is FDA 510(k) cleared under K250830, with 4 wavelengths: 633nm red, 830nm near-infrared, plus 415nm blue and 590nm yellow that Omnilux leaves out. Published 30 mW/cm² irradiance. Verified by independent light-meter testing.
Persephone vs. Omnilux, Side by Side
You were already considering a serious LED mask. Here is exactly what your money buys with each one, spec by spec.
| Feature | Persephone | Omnilux Contour | Drugstore Masks |
|---|---|---|---|
| FDA 510(k) Cleared | ✓ Yes (K250830) | ✓ Yes* | ✗ No |
| Published 510(k) Number | ✓ K250830 | Not publicized* | ✗ None |
| LED Count | 122 LEDs | 132 LEDs* | Varies, often under 100* |
| Irradiance (Red) | 30 mW/cm² published | ~30 mW/cm²* | 1 to 5 mW/cm²* |
| Wavelengths | 4: 415nm + 590nm + 633nm + 830nm | 2: 633nm + 830nm* | Often unspecified* |
| Blue (415nm) for Blemishes | ✓ Included | ✗ Not included* | Varies* |
| Yellow (590nm) for Redness and Tone | ✓ Included | ✗ Not included* | ✗ Rarely included* |
| Price | $249.99 | $395* | $50 to $150 |
| Money-Back Guarantee | ✓ 100 Days | 30 Days* | Varies |
*Competitor specifications from published brand materials and retailer listings, October 2026.
Persephone · $249.99
Omnilux Contour · $395
Drugstore Masks · $50 to $150
Why Irradiance Matters More Than Brand Names
Irradiance is the actual dose of light your skin receives. Most drugstore masks deliver just 1 to 5 mW/cm², too weak to do much of anything. Persephone publishes 30 mW/cm², a clinical-level dose in the same class as the $395 devices.
Targets blemishes and breakouts at the source. Helps keep skin clear while the red light does its deeper work.
Helps even skin tone and reduce the look of redness. The wavelength most competitors skip entirely.
Reaches the dermis to support collagen and smooth the look of fine lines. The core wavelength every serious mask needs.
Penetrates deepest to support skin recovery and a calmer, healthier-looking complexion.
Everything You Need
No hidden accessories. No extra charges. Everything ships in one box.
Persephone Mask
Power Adapter
Travel Pouch
User Guide
Controller
The FDA 510(k) Difference
Persephone is FDA 510(k) cleared under K250830. That means it has been reviewed and cleared by the FDA as a legitimate light therapy device, not a consumer toy. You can look the number up in the FDA public database. Many premium competitors, including Omnilux, do not publicize theirs.
The Switch Math, Plain and Simple
Put the two offers next to each other and the decision makes itself.
Try Persephone 3x longer, for $146 less. Same core wavelengths. Same published power class. Two extra wavelengths Omnilux does not offer.
100-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Try Persephone for 100 days. If your skin does not look clearer, firmer, and more even, send it back for a full refund. No forms. No questions. We take the risk so you do not have to.
Try It Risk-Free, 100-Day ReturnsQuestions Omnilux Shoppers Ask Us
Straight answers before you spend a dollar.
Is Persephone really as powerful as Omnilux?
What does "FDA 510(k) cleared" actually mean?
Why is it $146 cheaper if it matches the specs?
What is the 590nm yellow wavelength for?
What if it does not work for me?
How long until I see results?
Get the Same Power for $146 Less
Everything you were looking for in a premium LED mask, without the premium markup.
